The issue of immigration took center stage at Univision's Democratic Presidential Forum, and just last month the Bush Administration unveiled a series of immigration policy reforms. "Work is the magne...
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School of Nursing receives federal grant to study Hispanic health issues
The School of Nursing and Health Studies received a $7 million five-year grant from the National Institute of Health t...
With today's onslaught of mediocre comedy coming from all corners of the world, it would be genuine luck to come across a comedic genius in his heyday. Our generation is lucky to have a legend like Wo...
September 17: Today
The Ibis Yearbook will be taking yearbook photos on the second floor of the UC in the International Lounge from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Underclassmen can have their photo taken for free ...
I'm not going to give you monotonous and overstated examples of how Cuba has had some relevant improvements under Fidel Castro, like the "best education in Latin America" argument ...
POSTED SEPT. 18 AT 1 P.M.
The president and first lady of the Dominican Republic attended a luncheon at the School of Communication Monday to announce plans to join efforts in developing multimedia j...
The subtlety of character in the Western genre has been stampeded by horror and action films. Yet, while the contemporary Western landscape resembles the barren plains that its films often depict, Hol...
POSTED SEPT. 19 AT 5:36 P.M.
The main floor of the University Center looks and sounds like it usually does, with conversations raging, students studying at tables and plasma TVs playing ESPN. Tonight...
In elementary school we were all taught the consequences of cheating. Cheat on a test and you will fail. Cheat in a relationship and you will get dumped. Cheat in an NFL game and you will be fined $50...
True hip hop titan Talib Kweli returns to take his residence in our ears again with his new album "Eardrum." The new album is Kweli's fifth solo effort, and it is undoubtedly his most ingeniously craf...
